I've been using a class-A amp(15W) or a GainClone(50W) to drive my ESL-speakers and it has worked well so far.
But I would like to build a more suitable amp as impedace measurements have shown my speakers to be a quite nasty load. Impedance drops to ¨0.3 Ohms at 20kHz and the 3A resp. 6A my amps manage to deliver is a bit on the slim side!
What I¨m looking for is something you could use to weld your car with if you wanted!
Has any one any sugestions or pointers at what designs to study?
/R
But I would like to build a more suitable amp as impedace measurements have shown my speakers to be a quite nasty load. Impedance drops to ¨0.3 Ohms at 20kHz and the 3A resp. 6A my amps manage to deliver is a bit on the slim side!
What I¨m looking for is something you could use to weld your car with if you wanted!
Has any one any sugestions or pointers at what designs to study?
/R
Paralelled Gain Clones has been on my mind for a while actualy!
Posted a question in the Chip Amp section about this but I was advised not to go down that road for a couple of reasons.
I think I'll try it anyway, at least as a test, as I'm going to build some boards with LM3886 for an active x-over experiment.
I'll look into the Krell Clone and perhaps give it a try this winter!
/R
Posted a question in the Chip Amp section about this but I was advised not to go down that road for a couple of reasons.
I think I'll try it anyway, at least as a test, as I'm going to build some boards with LM3886 for an active x-over experiment.
I'll look into the Krell Clone and perhaps give it a try this winter!
/R
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